Assoc. Prof. Violeta Gerjikova, Ph.D.
Contact InformationOffice address: University of Sofia “St. Kl. Ohridski”, Faculty of Classical and Modern Philology, Department of Classics, Sofia 1504, Tzar Osvoboditel 15 Blvd., Bulgaria Office phone: +3592 930 83 41 Fax: +3592 846 51 43
Education and professional occupation- 1982: Graduated from the National College for Ancient Languages and Cultures.
- 1987: Master degree in Classical Philology at the Department of Classics, University of Sofia.
- 1988: Lecturer in Latin in the Department of Classics.
- 1988-91: Post-graduate study at the University of Sofia.
- 1991: Assistant Professor of Ancient culture in the Department of Classics, Faculty of Classical and Modern Philology at the University of Sofia.
- 1997: Senior Assistant Professor.
- 1998: Ph. D. thesis “Concepts and Ideas of Culture in Ancient Greek Prose of V-IV centuries BC”, defended at the University of Sofia.
- 1998: Chief Assistant Professor
- 2006: Associate Professor
Courses TaughtInvolvement in Academic Projects1997-2004: Participant in the Project "Romulus Bulgaricus - A Bilingual Digital Library for Latin Literature". 2000-2001: Participant in the International Colloquia “Teaching Latin in Eastern Europe”, Trieste, Italy and “Teaching Latin in Europe”, Udine, Italy, organized by Unione Latine. 2005-present: Coordinator of the International Project "Contextualizing Classics: Renewal of Teaching Practices and Concepts", supported by Higher Education Support Program, Regional Seminar for Excellence in Teaching, OSI Budapest and Sofia University
Selected publicationsPh. D. thesis: Concepts and Ideas of Culture in Ancient Greek Prose of V-IV centuries BC, 1998. The Contribution of Czech Scholars to Classical Education in Bulgaria. In: International conference dedicated to Otmar Vanorny. Vysoke Myto 1997, 222 - 226. Thucydides Modernus. In: Gerjikova, V., N. Gochev, Y. Sirakova (Eds.), Symposium. Antiquity and Humanities. Essays in honour of Prof. Bogdanov, Sofia, 2000. Education in the Old Greek Classical Period as a Cultural Issue. In: New Publicity 5, Sofia 2001. Literature. Textbook for the IX-th Grade, Sofia, 2001. Ancient Literature in Bulgaria From the Liberation from Ottoman Suppression till the End of World War I. In: Translation Reception of Ancient Literature in Bulgaria during 19th and 20th centuries, vol. 3, Sofia, 2002, 17 - 36. The “Uncosy” Classics. In: Critique and Humanism, vol. 13, No. 1/ 2002. Education and Cultural Integration – Ancient Models. In: Proceedings of the Balkan conference “XXI century – Balkans – Science and Education”, Plovdiv, 2002, 172 – 174. Thucydides’ Concepts and Ideas of Culture. In: Annual of Sofia University, FCMP, vol. 90, 1-2, 2003, 5 – 54. Epics and Gastronomy. Aspects of Representation of Food and Feasting in Homer, in: Power and Socium. In honorem M. Taceva. Historical Bulletin 1, Blagoevgrad, 2003, 17 - 54. Rhythm of the Day – Poetry and Prose (Martialis 4, 8). In: Gerjikova V., E. Marinova (Eds.), Cultura animi. Essays in honour of Prof. A. Nikolova, Sofia 2004, 209 - 215. Nature and Culture in the Roman Villa Urbana. In: Ancient Civilization on the Balkans and in the Mediterranean, Conference of the Department of History, University of Veliko Tyrnovo, 31 May-1 June 2002 (in print). R. Popovich’s Chrestoethea and the Ancient Roots of the Discourse about Proper Conduct, in: Techne grammatike. In honorem St. Poromanska, Veliko Tyrnovo, 2005. Ancient Greek Views on Civilization and World Order: the Speeches of Isocrates, Civilazations and World Orders, International Symposium, Istanbul, May, 2006.
selected books editedGerjikova, V., N. Gochev, Y. Sirakova (Eds.), Symposium. Antiquity and Humanities. Essays in honour of Prof. B. Bogdanov, Sofia, 2000. Gerjikova V., E. Marinova (Eds.), Cultura animi. Essays in honour of Prof. A. Nikolova, Sofia 2004.
languagesEnglish, German, Russian, Latin, Ancient Greek |